Obvious State Literary Art Prints Set of 4 Framed Dickinson Whitman Hughes Chopin Black White

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Set of four framed prints, each with a black-and-white graphic illustration paired with a literary quote. The quotes and attributed poets visible in the photos are: 'Have you ever heard the earth breathe' (partially obscured, top left, tree and roots imagery), 'My soul has grown deep like the rivers' attributed to Langston Hughes (top right, figure rowing with roots below), 'Hope is the thing with feathers' attributed to Emily Dickinson (bottom left, bird shape formed from text), and 'All truths wait in all things' attributed to Walt Whitman (bottom right, grass field with small figure). All four prints share a consistent minimalist style with black silhouette illustrations on white backgrounds. Each is set in a matching black wood frame with a wide profile molding. Frames appear to be approximately 14 by 17 inches each, sold as a group of four. Glass fronts show some glare from the room lighting. Minor scuff visible on the lower right corner of the bottom-right frame.